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By Mike Brandt
The Glasgow cross country
team likes to participate in the big
meets. This year the Scotties open in
Billings at Amend Park Friday. The
following week the Scotties are in
Williston, then Havre.
This year they travel to Missoula
for the Mountain West Classic.
This meet draws athletes from
Washington, Idaho, and Montana.
This is the largest race the Scotties
will participate in. This course, the
University of Montana Golf Course,
is also the site of the state meet.
The Glasgow girls finished
runners-up last year. Tanae Baker,
a senior, is the defending state
Class B champion. She is joined
by fellow seniors Kheyrah Bilger,
Mary Dykstra, and Riley Evenson-
Glasoe. Juniors Kimber Dulaney
and Josie Kemp, and sophomores
Haleigh Huntsman and Jensina
Tweten.
“The girls return a very talented
squad that finished second at state
last year,” said second-year Glasgow
coach Tim Phillips. “We lost a real
quality runner to graduation; Emily
See is now running at Montana photo by Andrew McKean
Tech.”
continued on back page Tenae Baker enters the season as the defending Class B Champion!
 INAUGURAL BUZZIFIEDS
Cade Myrick
MEMORIAL
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FARMERS MARKET Saturday August 31st 8-2, heritage Park. Red
potatoes, rhubarb, sweet onions, zucchini, buttercup, and carnival squash,

BYOPn Partner) Cornhole Tournament cabbage, regular, lemon, and Armenian cucumbers, green beans, beets,
assorted jams and jellies, cookies, doughnuts, caramel rolls, turnovers,
(Brin g Yo ur Ow Saturday, August 31 assorted breads, and more. Something for everyone.
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$50/ TE Valley Event Center BUZZ
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100% Payo
Registration at 11:00 MOVING SALE Saturday August 31st 8am-2pm. Lots of household items,
Bags Fly at 12:00
furniture, and misc. 802 7TH AVE N (IN THE ALLEY)
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Hosted by the family of Cade Myrick
All Proceeds will go to the
Cade Myrick Memorial GLASGOW SCHOOLS SURPLUS SALE 8/30 & 9/13 at 8 am – 2 pm:
Sales at the following locations: GHS-#1 Scottie Pride Drive; GMS–11
Tough week Lasar Drive; Irle School-825 8th St N; & Admin Office–229 7th St N. For a
listing of items, go to: https://www.glasgow.k12.mt.us (scroll to the
for salmon news section). Items not sold will be disposed.
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anglers FOR SALE 2024 Honda Trail 125. 60 miles. See at Track N Wheel.
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SPACIOUS APT. FOR RENT: 2 bed, 1½ bath 950 sq. ft. Laundry room, A/C.
It’s been a windy week, especially yesterday. Joe Yeoman QUIET, City of Glasgow. Small pets considered. $750/mo. 360-750-6746
stopped in and said, “Not a single boat on the lake. this
morning.”
Some of the bigger boats might be able to make it
out today, and come Friday and into next week they can
really get out there and do some salmon slaying.
Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near 75. Breezy, with a
west northwest wind 17 to 22 mph, with gusts as high as
32 mph.
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 50. Northwest
wind 12 to 17 mph becoming light and variable after
midnight. Winds could gust as high as 28 mph.
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 87. Light south wind Last chance to take in the
becoming southwest 5 to 10 mph in the morning. Winds
could gust as high as 18 mph. 2024 FPST season this weekend
Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 53. West Brittany Archambeault and Jaclyn Stapp star in
wind 6 to 10 mph.
Honky Tonk Laundry a booty-scootin’, feel-good musical
Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 83. North wind 6 to 10 about laundry, friendship and country music, featuring
mph.
the songs of Reba McEntire, Patsy Cline, Dolly Parton,
Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 54. North Carrie Underwood, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, and
wind 7 to 10 mph becoming east after midnight.
many others!
Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 88. Southeast wind 8 to
Lana Mae Hopkins, proprietress of the Wishy
15 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.
Washy Washeteria hires Katie to help out, they soon
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 59. East
southeast wind 10 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 23
find themselves up to their elbows in soap, suds, gossip,
mph. and cheatin’ hearts. Watch these two country angels join
Labor Day: Sunny, with a high near 92. East wind 6 to 8 forces to turn their good ole laundromat into a roof-
mph. raisin’ honky-tonk.
Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 59. East Written by FPST Alum Roger Bean (most
wind around 6 mph. famous for his popular musical series, The Marvelous
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 93. East wind 6 Wonderettes), Honky Tonk Laundry is directed by
to 10 mph. Artistic Director Andy Meyers. FPST alum Dana
Tuesday Night: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Donovan Scheppele returning after an almost 20-year
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 59. hiatus, serves as Costume Designer.
Wednesday: A slight chance of showers. Mostly sunny, Honky Tonk Laundry runs Friday & Saturdays at
with a high near 85. 7:30 pm and Sunday at 4:00 pm.
 BUZZIFIEDS
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF GLASGOW is looking for families of 3 Monday - Thursday 7:30am - 6:00pm. This position offers a full benefit
or more to qualify for units. Applications available on our website at package with pay of $30.00 - $35.00 per hour depending on experience.
housingauthorityofglasgow.com or at our office. Our hours are 8a-4p Mon- Health, Vision & Dental Insurance, Life Insurance, Vacation & Sick Time,
Thurs and 8a-3p Fridays. CALL FOR DETAILS 406.228.4942 Retirement - PERS (Employee Contribution 7.9% - County Contribution
BUZZ 9.07%), Paid Holidays. Please contact Valley County Health Department
$40/HOUR TCH Construction LLC is looking to hire an Operator to run at 501 Court Square #11, Glasgow, MT 59230 or call 406-228-6261 for
backhoe & heavy equipment. Must have a valid drivers license and CDL a complete job description and application.
is preferred. CALL JUANITA @ 406-230-1228 OR 406-367-5174 BUZZ
BUZZ HIRING part time/ fill in cook & waitress. APPLY AT THE OASIS
THE GATEWAY is now hiring all positions Servers/Bartenders $10.50- BUZZ
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406-230-2924 OR COME IN AND FILL OUT APPLICATION. least 14 years old, be responsible & have transportation. Fun & friendly
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JOB OPENING for an Operator at the Valley County Landfill. Starting SHERRI 406-228-2979.
wage is $18-$21 full­time. The position has full County benefits package, BUZZ
including health, vision, dental and life insurance. Part-time help would also **DELIVERY/FLOOR ASSOCIATE** Seeking a motivated and reliable
be considered. Applications can be picked up at either the landfill, the individual to join our team as a Delivery/Floor Associate at Markle’s
Commissioner’s Office or online at valleycountymt.gov. Warehouse. You will play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation
BUZZ of our furniture/appliance store by assisting with deliveries and providing
GUSTO DISTRIBUTING Merchandiser position. Part time. $16/hr. CALL customer service on the sales floor. Prior experience in delivery a plus.
ROSS 406-359-9322 Must have a good driving record and the ability to lift heavy objects, as
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OILFIELD HELP WANTED must have valid drivers license, reliable WAREHOUSE OR MARKLES ACE HARDWARE FOR AN APPLICATION.
transportation, must pass a pre-hire drug test and random tests, must be BUZZ
flexible for scheduling and work 12 hour shifts, must work well with others REYNOLDS MARKET is accepting applications for cashiers, night crew and
and follow orders, must be able to be away from home for extended periods deli. Competitive pay and benefits after a probationary period. Become a
of time. CONTACT STEVE FOR MORE INFO AND TO APPLY, 406-942- valued member of the team. CALL 406-228-2633 FOR AN APPLICATION
0164 SEND RESUME TO [email protected] OR APPLY ONLINE AT www.reynoldsmarket.com (search employment
BUZZ application on website).
NASHUA SCHOOL is looking for an Assistant Cook for the 24-25 school BUZZ
year. 28 hours per week from 6:00am-1:00pm Monday through Thursday HINSDALE PUBLIC SCHOOL is looking for the following positions for the
during the school year. Wage is $13.50/hour. PLEASE CONTACT 2024-25 school year. •7-12 science •5th/6th elementary •full time custodial
THE SCHOOL AT 746-3411 or go to nashua.k12.mt.us for application •elementary paraprofessional. If you are interested in any of these positions,
information. please contact Adam Zopp at 406-364-2314 or at superintendent@hinsdale.
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GLASGOW DISTRICT SUBSTITUTES NEEDED: All substitute positions Hinsdale is a great place to work and raise a family. Join us!!
needed for the new school year, including Teachers/Aides, Custodians, BUZZ
Cooks, & Bus Drivers. For more information and to apply go to: www. HI-LINE FORD INC in Glasgow MT is looking for a Diesel Mechanic to
glasgow.k12.mt.us and click on the employment tab. FOR QUESTIONS add to our crew. Diagnose faults in vehicles using diagnostic equipment
CALL 406-228-2406. (EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER) to successfully repair or replace defective parts. Technical and mechanical
BUZZ experience. Be able to use diagnostic equipment. Be a productive team
HELP WANTED: Family Support Specialist. Candidate must have a player. Be able to work to meet deadlines and targets. Be self-motivated
bachelor’s degree in early education or human services. Applicants must and organized. Have valid driver’s license. Pay is competitive with market
have the ability to maintain rapport with the primary child and the entire depending on experience. Benefits available after probation-401k with
family, teachers, and other professionals. Knowledge of local and statewide match, Optical dental savings with match, health insurance partially
services and common assessment tools is a plus. Certification is required company paid. 5 day week-weekends off. 8-5 workday. Continued training
after two years (certified FSS applicants will start at a higher rate). Some through Ford Motor Company to keep up with the continuous changes in
Travel is required. Starting wage of $20.00 plus benefits. APPLY AT 605 technology. Small town living with many outdoor recreational actives. Submit
3RD AVE S, GLASGOW. resume to email [email protected]. CALL IN FOR QUESTIONS JOSH
BUZZ AT 406-228-2141 OR 866-528-2141
VALLEY COUNTY TRANSIT is looking for a self-motivated individual to BUZZ
clean buses 5 hours a week. Flexible Hours. Interested Applicants can MILK RIVER, INC Has positions open for Day Shift and Night Shift. APPLY
obtain an application at our office at 213 9TH Street South, Glasgow, MT, AT MILK RIVER INC. 406-228-8412
or CONTACT 406-228-8747 BUZZ
BUZZ VALLEY VIEW HOME is looking for CNAs for day shift. High paid wage
REGISTERED NURSE: Primary Nursing duties will focus on immunizations, for CNAs with long term care experience. We can train and certify anyone
reproductive health, communicable disease surveillance, and other current who wants to become a CNA as well. Starting wage for trainees is $15.00
programs as assigned. Strong written and oral communication skills are hourly. PLEASE SWING BY VALLEY VIEW HOME ADMIN OFFICE FOR
necessary, and experience with Microsoft Office is essential for creating AN APPLICATION AND JOIN OUR TEAM!
and managing professional outreach. Requires a registered nursing BUZZ
license eligible to work in Montana and a driver’s license. Full time is VALLEY VIEW HOME is looking for a new Full Time Dietary Aide. Please
preferred but will consider hiring a candidate for 30 - 40 hours a week, apply within and experience equals competitive wage!
 OBITUARY
would sometimes
Lynn Blatter open up and share
Lynn L Blatter, 88, of the Glasgow area, passed his wisdom or a
away at home Thursday, 22 Aug. after a battle with good laugh. He was a
cancer. local BSA Scoutmaster
Lynn was born the second child, 11 Jan 1936 in of Troop 891 for a few
Chinook, MT, to Cleo and Beryl (Bressler) Blatter. years. A highlight was
Cleo was employed by his father, farming sugar being able to take the
beets in the Chinook area. Lynn started school boys to the National
there, making a long walk to the country school his Jamboree held in
first grade year. When Cleo began farming in the Farragut, Idaho in 1972. His work ethic was a
Malta area, the walk to school wasn’t necessary. dominant part of his character and well known by
The next move was close to Tampico, where people. He was compassionate and did what it took
Cleo began managing the immigrant workers in the to provide for his family and help others in need. He
sugar beet fields for the Gene Etchart ranch. Cleo was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
bought and moved onto the Vert’s place west of Day Saints, and lived by principles of the gospel
Glasgow, along the Milk River. Lynn was in Tampico which he held dear. Many other great qualities made
4H and attended school in Glasgow. As a young man up his character and there are wonderful stories that
he leveled land and built a reservoir for Gene Etchart could be told by many people. But he was not one
with a 08 “cat and can”, along with doing cowboy to call attention to himself, so I will leave it at that.
work. He married his sweetheart, Shirley Jean One day we will see and enjoy his company again
Storkson, daughter of Clinton and Monte (Mattfeldt) when our turn comes to leave this life, in the Lord’s
Storkson, 30 Nov 1955, in Glasgow. Their first home good time.
was a tar paper shack bunk house on Lynn’s parents’ Lynn was preceded in death by his parents;
place. Mr. Newton and Gene Etchart helped arrange two sons, Charles and Kelly, infant sister, Marlene;
Lynn’s purchase of a small mobile home and pickup. brothers, Darrell, Lee and Butch (Harley); five
Lynn and Shirley moved their little home between brothers-in-law; two sisters-in-law; and six
the North Ranch, the River Ranch and his parents grandchildren. Lynn is survived by his wife, Shirley,
place, depending on the time of year and work that of 68 years; children, June (Paul) Gilbert, Gene
needed to be done. In 1961, Lynn moved his little Blatter, Gerald (Deborah) Blatter, Joan (Gregg)
family to a home in Nashua, where they lived until Fawcett, Bill (Carolyn) Blatter, Rose (Forrest)
1971, when his mother’s cancer became bad and she Nielson, Kevin (Lisa) Blatter, Rita (Alan) Cyrier,
and Cleo moved into town to be closer to doctors. Beth (Rob) Cross, Penny (Jay) Smith, Cindy (Eric)
There he lived the rest of his life. Maughan, Quin (Donna) Blatter, Ivy (Ben) Tyner,
Lynn worked as a mechanic and welder for Quel (Adam) Childers, and Ole Blatter; 55 plus
Markles Implement, Hanson Mersen Motors, and grandchildren and 67 plus great grandchildren;
both Roosevelt and Valley County Road Departments. brother: Coyne Blatter; sisters, Sharon (Phil) Mares,
He also worked a few months in Barrow, Alaska and Ladena Blatter; sisters-in-law, Myrna Blatter,
as a cat skinner building the oil pipeline. In about Angie Blatter, Judy Blatter, Charlotte Ellsworth
1968 he was able to get on working at the old air along with many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and
force base, north of Glasgow as a maintenance man friends.
and water plant operator. For the next 50 years he There was no service of any kind, as per Lynn’s
worked for whatever entity owned or controlled that wishes. We apologize to all who would have loved
facility, the last being Montana Aviation Research to attend one. Lynn was buried in the Hillview
Company, (Boeing). Cemetery by Hinsdale, Montana, 24 Aug 2024.
Lynn was a quiet, watchful person, a man of Thanks to all who have been so kind to our family
few words. When he really got to know you, he in word and deed during this time of loss.
GLASGOW ELKS BBQ FUNDRAISER
Saturday, September 7 starting at 4:00 PM
50/50 • Silent Auction • Drawings
items donated by our AMAZING local businesses
and people throughout the community.
Tickets are $25.00 for adults &
$10.00 for the special kids meal
Menu subject to change… but we’ve got a few local BBQ
Chefs stepping up and making ribs, chicken and pork, sides
to include baked mac & cheese, beans and a few others we’re
finalizing. Kids friendly meal will be Sloppy Joe or Hot Dog,
chips & choice of side dish.
Check out our Facebook page for Pre-sale Raffle Tickets

Good Food,
Good Fun
Exciting gridiron games on tap teams. More on the Scotties next week.
Here is the 2024 Scotty football roster:
By Mike Brandt 1 Nic Solorzano 5’10” 150 WR/DB 12
This fall fans can expect to see some exciting 2 Tavin Boland 6’0” 145 WR/DB 11
football games. Glasgow will open at Shepherd Friday. 4 Tayven Bietz 5’9” 150 WR/DB 10
Glasgow (5-4, 5-0) won the Northern B 5 Wyatt Sugg 5’10” 175 RB/LB 11
championship while Shepherd (6-3, 4-2) finished 6 Liam Chapman 5’8” 165 RB/LB 10
8 Cash Stulc 6’0” 155 QB/DB 9
second in the Eastern B. The Mustangs made it to the 9 Cody Kuka 5’8” 125 WR/DB 10
second round of the playoffs, losing to Manhattan 46-0. 10 Wyatt Babb 6’4” 225 WR/DE 12
The Scotties lost to Jefferson, 27-18, in the first round. 11 Khye Gamas 6’0” 165 QB/DB 11
Glasgow travels to Worden to take on Huntley 12 Trey Graham 6’0” 180 RB/LB 10
Project (6-4, 4-2) the following week. Then it’s on to 14 Tyler King 5’6” 135 RB/LB 9
15 Leo Bakeberg 6’0” 155 WR/DB 9
Columbus before returning home to host Manhattan in 16 William Kirkland 6’3” 175 TE/DE 11
the Homecoming game. 19 Owen Hopstad 5’8” 135 WR/DB 9
Florence won the state title with a 21-14 overtime 20 Hank Hopstad 5’8” 165 RB/LB 9
win over Manhattan. 21 Kade Strommen 6’0” 160 WR/DB 12
The Scotties were young last year but lost some 33 Jose Ramon
Osuna Lopez 6’0” 170 K 12
talent. This year the Scotties are senior laden with 12. 34 Grady Nielsen 6’3” 220 WR/LB 11
Junior quarterback Khye Gamas is in his third year 42 Cade Hudyma 6’6” 225 TE/DE 10
under center. 50 Connor Hudyma 6’1” 205 OL/LB 12
A few of the notables returning are seniors Wyatt 52 Reilly Llewellyn 5’7” 230 OL/DL 10
Babb, Nic Solorzano, Kade Strommen, Connor Hudyma, 54 Jaydeen Hanshew 5’9” 190 OL/DL 12
56 Dillon Hughes 5’10” 180 OL/DL 12
Dilon Hughes, Jaydeen Hanshew, Rex Monson, Coy 57 Rex Monson 6’0” 185 OL/LB 12
Nelson, and Myles Yoakam. Junior Grady Neilsen is 58 Braxton Potter 5’10” 215 OL/DL 11
back after sitting out last season with a knee injury. 59 Lucas Tatafu 6’0” 170 OL/DL 9
Fellow juniors are Tavin Boland Wyatt Sugg, William 60 Tripp Mavity 6’3” 200 OL/DL 10
Kirkland, Jacob Potter, Andrew Linder, and Braxton 62 Michael King 6’1” 190 OL/DL 12
63 Jacob Potter 5’11” 215 OL/DL 11
Potter. Glasgow has nine freshmen, eight juniors and 64 Coy Nelson 6’0” 185 OL/LB 12
eight sophomores. 65 Elijah Howland 6’0” 185 OL/LB 12
Patrick Barnett is back for his seventh season. His 67 Gage Waarvik 6’6” 200 OL/DL 10
assistant coaches are Dylan Hughes, Sam Tedrow, Ed 68 Andrew Linder 6’0” 235 OL/DL 11
Sugg, and Jason Thibault. Managers are Gracie Baker, 70 Silas Runner 5’9” 200 OL/DL 9
72 James Pearson 6’0″ 220 OL/DL 11
Nola James, Hayden Diesen 75 Levi Stanley 6’0” 220 OL/DL 9
Glasgow volleyball is in Choteau for the season- 76 Myles Yoakam 6’2″ 190 OL/DL 12
opening tournament that draws 20-plus Class B and C 68 Ernie Vandall 5’9” 270 OL/DL 9
All Seasons Home Center Lumber & Hardware Store
Mike & Sarah Slaats Business Dispersal & Retirement

Saturday, September 7, 2024 • 10:00 A.M. MTN

729 2nd Ave. South Glasgow, MT 59230
Mike & Sarah are retiring and offering for sale the All Seasons Building, Property and Remaining Contents.
Auction starts at 10 A.M. MTN with Real Estate to Sell at 1 P.M. MTN
MIKE SLAATS 406-263-8288
ALL SEASONS BUILDING:
Glasgow Original Townsite,
S12, T28 N, R39 E
Over 11,000 square feet with
a large lot with an open face
storage facility.

» Spray Paint, Paint, Stain, Wato & Min-Wax, Fence & » Window Well Coverings » Wilson Radial Saw
Deck Stain, misc. Paint Lots » Gutters and Gutter Parts » Master Mechanic Mitre Saw
» Paint Rollers, Primer, Painting Supplies, Scrapers, » Roof Vents, 2’ x 2’ Ceiling Tiles » Vintage Craftsman Survey Transit w/ Wood Box & Legs
Sandpaper, Tape » Scissor Attic Ladder » Lozier Store Shelving
» Harbil 1 Gallon Paint Mixer » Misc. Cabinets and Counter Tops
» Bits: Drive Bits, Router Bits, Drill Bits » Many Sizes of Windows
» Diablo: Auger Bits, Spade Bits, Hammer Bits, » Simpson Joist Hangers OFFICE
Screwdriver Bits » Window Screen And Window Plastic and Plastic Floor » 5 + Office Desks, Computer Desks
» Diablo: Hole Saw Blades, Reciprocator Blades, Runners
» Office Chairs
Masonry Blades, Jig Saw Blades » Many Doors, Storm Doors, Interior Doors, Bi-Fold Doors
» Diablo: Sanding Disks, Circular Blades » Garage Door Panels, Springs & Accessories » File Cabinets
» Dewalt-Master-Bosch: Power Tools (Drills-Miter » Cabinet Knobs And Hinges » Calculators, 3 Hole Punches, Staplers, Postage Scale
Saw-Bits) » Cabinet Display » 4 HP Laser Jet Printers (2055-4025-1018-1505)
» Staplers, Staples, Pop Rivets » Bathroom Medicine Cabinets, Mirrors, Toilet Seats, » HP Cartridges (CB400A-CB406A-CB401A-CB402A)
» Drywell Screws, Pneumatic Nails, Regular Nails, Sinks, Towel Bars, Shower Rods and More » Paper Cutter & Paper Shredder
Screws, Lag Screws, Screw Setters » Huge Amount Of Racks and Display Racks of all Sizes » 3 Air Conditioners 5000-6000-8000 BTU
» U Bolts, Eye Bolts » Shelving Units » Haier Beverage Center
» Caulking, Liquid Nail, Glue » 2 Counter Tops with Kitchen Sinks » Haier 3.2 cu Fridge
» Air Compressor Hoses And Fittings » 1 Set Rustic Cherry Cabinet Display with Laminate » Sharp Carousel Microwave
» Concrete Filler & Repair, 8” Concrete Tubes Counter Top » Shopping Baskets, 2-Shopping Carts, 2-Hand Carts, 1
» Wood/Plastic Moulding » 1 Set Hickory Cabinet Display With Quartz Counter Top Flat Cart
» Wheeled Magnet » Large Table w/ New Top with 1 Fold Down Tab and 4 » 7’ Christmas Tree
» Lots and Lots Of Shelving and Brackets Chairs » Waste Baskets
» Lots of Door Knobs, Carpet Risers, Handles » Mail Boxes » Various White Boards and Bulletin Boards
» Hinges and More Hinges » Small Folding Chairs » Bunn Coffee Maker -22 and 30 Cup Coffee Pots
» Chalk Line, Levels, Cement Tools » Fireplaces » Misc. Brooms, Vacuum Cleaner
» Tool Belts, Tool Sets » Weber Kettle Grills » Fans
» Batteries » Insulated Mugs » Portable Mic & Speaker
» Lots of Light Fixtures and Bulbs of All Sizes » Nebo Flashlights and Heated Pads » CD Player
» Plumbing: Sinks, Faucets, Submersible Pumps, » Gloves » Clocks
All Kinds of Plumbing Supplies, Shower Doors, Tub » True Blade Knives
» Baby Grand Piano
Surrounds, Misc. Shower Supplies » 1 x 28’ Furring 2 x 28’ Furring
» Electrical: Switch Plates, Fixtures, Connections » Cherry Hard Wood LUNCH WILL BE
» Smoke Alarms » 3 Colors of Accent Planks AVAILABLE SALE DAY.
» Extension Cords, Plug Ins » Rolled Flashing, Rolls of Trim Coil 24” X 50”
» Ladders » Electric Texture Gun (No Nozzle)
» Planters, Turf Fertilizer, Seeds, Weed Spray, Grass » Insulation Blower (Needs New Blower) Farm • Ranch • Equipment • Antique • Real Estate
Spray, Tomato Cages » Misc. Siding and Caulking
» Lots of Rakes and Garden Tools, Hose Hideaways » Pipe Flushings Ed Hinton,
» Wheel Barrow » Misc. Malarkey Shingles
» Oil, Anti-Freeze, Gas Cans, Plastic Tarps » Pallet Racks Auctioneer
» Lots of WD-40 » 40’ Truss Trailer 406-783-7285
» Cleaning Supplies » Misc. Lumber, Soffit G
» Rolled Roof Adhesive, Aluminum Roof Coating, Roof Material, Roofing Metal,
Coating Tar Eave Caps, Trim Jake Newton,
» Furnace Filters » Parkland Heritage Auctioneer
» Trim, Moulding, Dowels Victorian 2-Tier
» Drywall Metal & Accessories BARZEBO Pavilion
S AUCTION 406-390-5109
» Flex Seal Hangers 9’x8’x8’ Bronze Color
» Floor Register Vents
» Ceiling Fans
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Re-Key Kits & Pins
Scale w/ Pan
I SERVICE Iva Murch
406-228-9306
» Weather Stripping, Garage Door Brush Weather Stripping » Panel Saw

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AG Knudsen launches curriculum to educate students
about human trafficking and online exploitation
Attorney General Austin Knudsen has announced and Unchained to protect all our Montana students.”
a human trafficking course developed by the Montana “Unchained is honored to partner with the
Department of Justice to raise awareness and educate Department of Justice and the Department of Education
Montana students about human trafficking and online in our collective effort to protect the children of
exploitation. Montana from predators that seek to exploit and harm
The course, called “Enlightened,” was developed in them through internet crimes and human trafficking,”
coordination with anti-human trafficking organizations Scott Roberts, CEO and founder of Unchained, said.
and features human trafficking survivors and Division of “This threat is grave and growing. Through education,
Criminal Investigation agents who are on the front lines our families, schools and children will be much better
combatting human trafficking. It includes a video and an prepared to recognize and avoid being victims of these
in-class discussion sheet to help teachers and/or parents horrible crimes.”
start the discussion and educate their students about The curriculum is available on the DOJ’s website
human trafficking and internet crimes against children. here: https://dojmt.gov/humantrafficking/.
The Montana Department of Justice is working Potential indicators of sex trafficking may include:
with the Office of Public Instruction to disseminate the • Young person that is very hesitant to engage in
curriculum to classrooms across the state. conversation. Eyes are always downcast, avoiding eye
contact, especially with men. Poor physical state…tired,
“Young Montanans need to be aware of the problem malnourished, or shows signs of physical abuse or torture.
and know the signs of human trafficking so they can • Seems to have trouble responding to what their name is
recognize it and ask for help if they need it or knows or what location (city or even state) they are in. (Victims’
someone who does. I’m thankful to the organizations, names are often changed, as are their whereabouts. They
like Unchained, that helped us put this course together typically do not stay in one location for long – at times for
and joined us in the fight against human trafficking,” 24 hours or less).
Attorney General Knudsen said. “I urge every parent, • Wearing clothes that do not fit the climate or the situation
such as short shorts or skirts, tank tops, and no jacket in
teacher, and school administrator to utilize this content. the middle of winter.
Together, we can keep children safe and stop human
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A private walks past and the colonel says

“Say there, soldier, do you have four quarters for a
dollar?”
Strong, Capable Woman Asks Man To “Sure thing, dude, gimme a moment,” says the
private.
Come With Her To Job Interview In “DUDE?!” yells the colonel. “Do you not see the
Case They Ask Any Hard Questions gold leaf on my shoulder? Stand to attention when
U.S. — A strong, capable, independent, girlboss of a you talk to me and address me according to my
woman that “don’t need no man” has reportedly asked a rank!”
man to accompany her on a job interview in case there “SIR YES SIR!” replies the private, coming
are any hard questions. promptly to attention.
Tim Walz, running mate for Kamala Harris on her “That’s better, private Now, as I was saying -- do
2024 presidential campaign, didn’t need any further you happen to have four quarters for a dollar?”
explanation. “Yeah, okay,” he sighed. “I knew what I was “SIR I DO NOT SIR!” yells the private.
signing up for.”
According to sources, the pair prepped for the
softball interview long into the night. Walz had hoped
to prepare her enough that he wouldn’t have to go, but
reluctantly, he called it a night after she failed to answer
a question about her favorite ice cream flavor.
“Come on, this is easy,” said Walz.
“Well, there’s just so many flavors!” Harris said,
unable to contain her laughter. “There’s chocolate, of
course; always a classic. And vanilla! Right? But what
is flavor? The flavor is what our tongue likes. If it likes
something, right? Then we like it. You know? And ice
cream is more expensive these days. It’s getting harder
and harder to put ice cream on the table. And I know that
because I also have a table. I have a house. I have a car.
But some people don’t have those. So basically, that’s bad.”
At publishing time, Kamala Harris had been asked
about Israel but fortunately Tim Walz had interrupted
just in time by shouting, “I like dogs!”
~ Babylon Bee, the fake news you can trust!
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Cross Country continued from front

Phillips has a good group back with four seniors,
two juniors and two sophomores.
“There’s a great core group returning, led by last
year’s individual state champ, Tanae Baker,” Coach
Phillips was happy to report, although, “She’s dealing
with an off-season injury but we hope to have her back
running within a few weeks. She’s a tremendous talent
and that’s enough time for her to return to form. Haleigh
Huntsman is our other returning all-stater and I look
for more great things from her this fall. She’s coming
off a great swim season, as is Kimber. And Kimber is
coming in healthy this year - I’m really excited about
that!”
Phillips added, “Kheyerah put in a LOT of miles
this summer - she had a breakout year last fall and I
look for an even bigger leap this year. Mary and Riley
are our other seniors - they are working through some
minor injuries early, as is Josie. But they have still been
putting in some real good effort so far this year. And
Jensina rounds out our group of returners - she had a
really good time trial on Saturday and it won’t take her
long to get past where she was last year.
Phillips had a young boys group last year.
“We’ve got a great group of boys coming back.
We only lost James to graduation last year. He was a
great team leader and both he and Reed Larsen came
up and ran with the team a bit this summer,” Phillips
said. “Senior Kyler Holinde is our top returner. He’s
the individual state 800 meter champ from class B this
spring and has really been racking up the miles since -
he should have a great fall!”
Phillips added “Our other seniors are Adam
Mickelson, Ted See and Owen Thompson. They all
made great progress last fall; it’s a great group to build photo by Andrew McKean
around for the younger runners.
“Junior Kyler Whitman ran quite a bit this summer and Kyler Holinde competing at the state meet last fall.
I think he really bought it this fall. Both sophomores McKean are back to assist at the high school level this
Rowen Kloker and Timothy Pearson had breakout track fall.
seasons and have put in a lot of miles this summer. Gage At the middle school level, Will Larsen and Grace
Larsen is our other returning sophomore and his form Wyze had some tremendous life opportunities come up
already looks better than last fall. We’ve got 4 freshmen and both had to step away. But I don’t think I could have
boys on the team, and some of them are going to make found a better replacement than Michael Kelsey! She’s
an impact on the varsity right away. Aaron Mickelson, assisted by Michelle Huntsman and Rachael Pattison,
Jack Milam, Jack Miller and Garrett Thompson have all who both helped out last year.
done well in their first week of practice and are hard What does Phillips expect from his teams?
workers too.“ “I’m looking for a good fall for both the high school
Phillips has a good coaching staff as well. and middle school teams; high school travels to Billings
“I’m very happy that both Jami Hughes and Andrew this Friday, while the middle school goes to Wolf Point.”